Gorga
Gorga: a village immersed in nature
Hello everyone! Today I want to take you on a journey to discover Gorga, a small town in Lazio immersed in nature. With just 686 inhabitants, this village offers a tranquil and relaxing environment, perfect for those who want to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Physical geography
Gorga is located in the metropolitan city of Rome Capital, within the mountain group of the Lepini Mountains. Its main feature is the plateau, on which the Monte San Marino rises, reaching a peak of 1,387 meters above sea level. The territory is characterized by extensive karst phenomena, including the Campo di Caccia cave, the subject of an exploration and study project called the "Lepinia Project."
Climate
Gorga's climate falls within zone E, with an average annual temperature of 2547 GR/G.
History
Despite being part of the metropolitan city of Rome, Gorga has its own history. It has ancient origins, dating back to the Roman era, during which it was already a inhabited center. Over the centuries it has undergone various dominations, including those of the Lombards, the Saracens and the Normans, until it became part of the metropolitan city of Rome Capital.
Society
Demographic evolution
As I mentioned at the beginning, Gorga has only 686 inhabitants, but despite its small size, it is a very welcoming town. In the past, it experienced a strong emigration to large cities, but today it is starting to recover thanks to the settlement of new residents.
Ethnic and foreign minorities
As of December 31, 2015, 57 foreign citizens were living in Gorga, mostly from Morocco.
Administration
Gorga is part of the XVIII Community of the Lepini Mountains and is managed by a mayor and a municipal council.
Other administrative information
Gorga overlooks the territories of Supino and Segni and was included in the metropolitan city of Rome Capital in 2015.
Conclusion
Here is my little guide to Gorga, a town immersed in nature and full of surprises. If you are looking for a peaceful place to relax, this village is definitely the destination for you. Thank you for reading, see you next time!
